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The Royal Bank of Scotland has named David Gray as its first head of its prime services desk for the Asia-Pacific.
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Just the other day, German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated her belief that the E.U. Leaders’ Summit currently underway could be “contentious.” With the Chancellor running for re-election and bailout fatigue running high in the German populace, Germany has little desire for any type of risk mutualization without first seeing a much tighter fiscal union—something that is at least a few years away. -
Institutional investors have been buying one-week puts on the euro/U.S. dollar ahead of the two-day European summit in Brussels on today and tomorrow.
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David Wright, the recently appointed secretary general of the International Organization of Securities Commissions, plans to develop a research foundation.
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Messaging protocols for many over-the-counter products that will be mandated to be cleared are already standardized, according to Philip Whitehurst, director of SwapClear product management at LCH.Clearnet.
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Interbank over-the-counter U.S. dollar, Indian rupee forwards, fx swaps and other INR cross currency options will nee to be reported from July 9 to the Clearing Corporation of India’s newly developed trade reporting platform.
